hi all,
first, a public thank you for libpcre! we use it in shedskin, an
experimental (restricted-)python-to-c++ compiler, to implement the standard
python 're' module:
http://shed-skin.blogspot.com
I wasn't sure about the performance of libpcre, until I saw these some
benchmarks comparing re performance among perl, shedskin, java, javascript
and other language implementations:
http://attractivechaos.github.com/plb/
for patmch1, only perl seem to be able to beat libpcre. for patmch2,
performance is a bit less, but better than perl. so I have to say I'm
impressed and thankful with these results!
thanks again for this awesome library,
mark.
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